AEW Dynamite Results For June 24, 2026 As Forbidden Door ...
Rob Wolkenbrod·2026-06-25·via Forbes - SportsMoney
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For the final Wednesday before Forbidden Door, AEW Dynamite presented its go-home episode, providing the final build toward the pay-per-view with a particular focus on the Men's and Women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Finals.
Advertised for Dynamite was a main event featuring Konosuke Takeshita defending the AEW International Championship against Ricochet. Following his big win at Double or Nothing, would the Alpha successfully walk out of Albuquerque with the title still in hand?
Two qualifiers for the TBS Championship Survival of the Fittest match also took place. Who would join the growing field for a chance to capture the championship next Wednesday?
All that, and more, went down on this episode of Dynamite:
AEW Dynamite Results For June 24, 2026 As Forbidden Door Nears
Jon Moxley gives a pep talk to the Death Riders backstage before heading to the ring. Will Ospreay also took an accidental fall that garnered a few laughs.
Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta and Claudio Castagnoli def. Brody King, Bandido and Mistico by pinfall.
Backstage, Darby Allin says while he doesn’t feel ready for their Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door, it’s Mark Briscoe’s opportunity for an AEW World Championship opportunity. Roderick Strong says he’ll never forgive MJF for what he did to Adam Cole. Kyle O’Reilly says Briscoe will be around later to give a piece of his mind.
TBS Championship Survival of the Fittest Qualifying Match: Harley Cameron def. Marina Shafir by pinfall.
A vignette hypes Mercedes Mone vs. Maya World in the Owen Hart Foundation Finals.
Will Ospreay def. ELP by pinfall.
Swerve Strickland def. Daniel Garcia by pinfall. After the match, Strickland beats down Garcia until Ospreay makes the save. Strickland and Ospreay brawl in the ring with the former standing tall.
A vignette hypes the Steel Cage match set for Forbidden Door.
Backstage, Don Callis says his group will prove why they’re the best at Forbidden Door. He hypes up Jake Doyle and Kevin Knight, who says he’ll send Darby Allin back to the emergency room, and also says he wants a title shot against MJF. Kazuchika Okada says “b*tch,” and Kyle Fletcher says he’s going after Konosuke Takeshita. MJF cuts off Andrade and calls out Mark Briscoe and how he’s better than him and how he’s never kicked out of the Jay Driller.
Zack Sabre Jr. def. Jack Perry by submission.
The Young Bucks def. TMDK by pinfall. After the match, Zack Sabre Jr. attacks Matt and Nick Jackson, until Kenny Omega makes the save. Omega tells Sabre Jr., “May the best man win,” and he’s “up for redemption after Forbidden Door.” Sabre Jr. tells Omega to try to stay out of the hospital.
A vignette plays to hype Thekla vs. Starlight Kid for the AEW Women’s World Championship at Forbidden Door.
TBS Championship Survival of the Fittest Qualifying Match: Queen Aminata def. Red Velvet by pinfall.
Backstage, the Young Bucks say they’re on their way back to the top of the tag division. A brawl then ensues between Christian Cage and Adam Copeland against Clark Connors and David Finlay.
AEW International Championship Match: Konosuke Takeshita (c) def. Ricochet by pinfall.
Mark Briscoe says he and his buddies are ready to have some fun in the Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door. If his team is victorious at the pay-per-view, Briscoe says he’ll earn an AEW World Championship match against MJF. He says he and MJF are nothing alike, calling himself a grown man.
Briscoe says that he defeated MJF the last time they faced off and vows to do it again. Don Callis then comes out, prompting a brawl between the Don Callis Family and the Conglomeration, with members from each side making their way to the ring one by one to join the brawl. The show ends with Briscoe hitting a Jay Driller on MJF.
